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New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 90, 26 February 1864, Page 1

1 ' NJ ' W ZEALAND TNT ER-PRO VINCIAL 3Li.11 STEAM SERVICES. RENDERS are invited for the following Steam X Services on the Const of New Zealand, for the conveyance ol her Majesty's 3laila for one year, torunliable thereafter by three months* notice :— 1. A steamer leaving Otago 011 the first Monday in 31 invalid proceeding thence to Manukau via Lyltcltoii, Wellington, Pieton, Nelson, and Tarauaki ; leaving Manukau on tho third Monday in May, back to Otago by tho same route, and eo on, making the voyage every four weeks. 3 2. A steamer leaving Otago oil tho second Monday in Mav, and proceeding as above. 3. Do. do. on the third A Von tiny in May. •1. Do. do. on the fourth Monday in Mav. 5. A steamer leaving the BlutV on the lirst. Tuesday in May, aiul proceeding thence to Auckland via Otago, Lyttelton, Wellington, and Napier, leaving Auckland on the third Thursday of May. back to the ISlull' by the same route, and so on, milking the voyage every four weeks. G. A steamer leaving tho Blufl' on (he second Tuesday in May, and proceeding as above. V .Do. do. leaving on the third Tuesday in .May. S. Do. do. leaving on the fourth Tuesday in May. 'lenders will he received for the nbovo services separately, or for two or more, or the whole, but tenderers must specify the boat to be employed on each service. The precise date of commencing the respective services may be a matter of arrangement, provided it harmonises with the above system. Sufficient- mail accomodation to be provided to the satisfaction of the Postmaster-General, and a free passage for a post-otlice clerk in charge of the English mail, if required. The I'ostmaster-Geueral to fix the dates of arrival and departure nt each port, and to have the power of detaining any vessel for 2 t hours without charge ; the rate of charge for further detention to be stated in the tenders. All tenders must be lodged with tho PostmasterGeneral, Auckland, on or before 31st March, 15154, | addressed, '■ Tender for X. Z. Inter-Provincial Mail ! Service." THOMAS B. GILLIES, I'ostmaster-Geueral. Auckland, Ist February, ISO !. TENDERS FOR RE-SHINGLING LUNATIC ASYLUM AND STOCKADE. i | Superintendent's Ollice, | Auckland, February IS, ISG-i. TENDERS will lie received at this Ollice tuilil noon of SATt'K l>A\, the 27th instant, for re- | shingling Lunatic Asylum and Stockade, according to specification to be seen at the Roads and Works Department of this Office. Tenders to be endorsed— " Tender for re-shingling Lunatic Asylum or Stockade," as the case may be. ROBERT GUAIIAM, Superintendent. iS§sl TENDERS TOR CARTING STONES AND GRAVEL AT DRURY. Superintendent's Ollice, Auckland, February 22, ISG4. . TENDERS will he received at this Office until NOON of SATURDAY, the '27th day of February next, for Carting Stones and Gravel to Drurv, according to specification to be seen at the Roads and Works Department of this Ollice. Tenders to be endorsed— " Tender for Carting Stones and Gravel at Drury." i ROBERT GRAHAM, Superintendent. AUCKLAND AND DRURY RAILWAY. PROVINCE OF AUCKLAND. mi IE Hoard of Commissioners appointed to carry I out this undertaking, require the services of a competent ENGINEER. The line is about 2-t miles in length, presenting no great engineering dilliculty, and the engagement would probably continue for two years or upwards. Applications, enclosing testimonials, <fce., and the salary expected, to be addressed to Thomas Ciii:i>:k.man, Esq., Chairman of the Auckland and Drury Railway Commissioner's Board, Council Chamber, Auckland, New Zealand, on or before the Ist March, IBGJ-. Citv Board of Commissioners' Ofliee, Auckland, 2 3rd February, IH(H. "VTOTICE is hereby given that Tenders will he x\ received until TUESDA\, the Bth day of March, 1864, at 4 o'clock, p.m., for certain "\\ orks required to be executed in Custom-house-street and Albert-street, in accordance with a plan and specification to he seett at ABRIDGE, Chairman. NOTICE. "VTOTICE is hereby given that in accordance with the provisions 'of the "Dog Nuisance Act" of the Provincial Council, Se*s. No. 4, DOG lIGKiLId for the yen r 1804 will be ready for issue at < he 1 olice Office, High-street, on and after the Ist day oi March, 186 L JAMES NATJGHTON, Commissioner of Police. Police Department, Commissioner's Ofliee. Auckland, February 21, 1864. ■. fei AUCKLAND NAVAL VOLUNTEERS. No. I COMPANY. rrilE above. Company will muster every \ NESDAY MORNING-, m front Chamber, at 6 o'clock, and every IHURSDAY ICVICNING, in the Market House, at / 30 p.m., until further order,. WJLLIAM c . jjaLDY, Capt. Com. N. V. WIIERE DO YOU BUY YOUR BOOTS? ■why at MAIIXS', QUEEN-STREET, milK CHEAPEST HOUSE IN AUCKLAND X for BOOTS and bHOES. ij. I-;very deicripticn of Boots and Shoes j raid: to oid&r. !